humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
I Am a Mom Now
I Am a Mom Now I didn’t always want to be a mom. For various reasons as I grew up, I decided motherhood wasn’t in the cards for me. Firstly, because I carry a genetic disorder that I didn’t want to pass on; secondly, because I was married to a maturely stunted man from a neurotic family, and, thirdly, because of being one of the oldest grandchildren/nieces of a super-huge extended family, I had been saddled with the responsibility of looking after littles from a young age. It wasn’t pleasant and created the opposite of developing a nurturing nature within me.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
This one for you little wolf
Dear Self, This is for you. I have seen you cry, see you beg for people to stay, to see your worth, to love you the way you love them. At the end of all of it I have seen you doubting yourself and sobbing tears for someone who isn't even worth a minute to think about. You have always put others first and this is lead to you hating yourself and doubting the potential you have and the journey you have stridden upon.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Journal
The Synergy of A.I. and Cybersecurity
Enhanced Current Applications of AI in Cybersecurity AI's role in cybersecurity has transcended traditional applications, integrating deep learning to enhance threat detection and response mechanisms. Deep learning algorithms, a subset of machine learning, have been pivotal in identifying sophisticated malware and phishing attempts by analyzing patterns and anomalies that deviate from established norms. For example, AI-driven security platforms leverage natural language processing (NLP) to sift through emails, identifying phishing attempts with higher accuracy than ever before. Additionally, AI's application in behavioral analytics exemplifies its ability to detect insider threats and compromised accounts by analyzing user behavior patterns over time, offering a nuanced approach to security that adapts to evolving threats.
By Cedrick M. Randolph3 years ago in Journal
A Leadership Lesson From The History Of Valentine's Day
Most people associate Valentine's Day with Roses, cute stuffed Teddy Bears, and Commercialism. All fair things, but not as interesting for Leaders as the story I'm about to tell...
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Adam and Eve Images, Again
I thought I finally found a reach-around for the AI-generated image that I needed. Yesterday, I put together a story about my attempts to get DALL-E to create an image of Adam and Eve as first people in Paradise, without naval buttons. The story is here:
By Lana V Lynx3 years ago in Journal
What Leaders Can Learn From Competitive Chess Players' Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure
When I ask you about what some of the highest Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure activities might be, what would you guess? You might immediately go to some Extreme Sports, working out multiple times a day, or something similar.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Adam and Eve, No Naval Buttons
I've put this story together by L.C. Schafer's suggestion, who thought AI bloopers could be a fun thing (thanks, LC!). When I was writing my "Who's Eve 1.0?" story, I needed a good illustration of Adam and Eve in paradise. I didn't want to go with the images of famous classical paintings as all of them have Adam and Eve depicted with naval buttons, which as we know is a mistake since they were the first people created by God, not born of a woman, and couldn't have had the placenta.
By Lana V Lynx3 years ago in Journal
